MUROX PREFABRICATED BUILDINGS. Technical Manual CANADA USA

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1 MUROX PREFABRICATED BUILDINGS Technical Manual CANADA USA

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Products, services and solutions....4 General The Murox building system BuildMaster approach... 5 Murox building system General information... 6 System description...6 Drawings and certifications Design criteria General... 7 Load calculations... 7 Foundations Murox building system components Structural steel....8 Fasteners Murox load-bearing wall panel Murox non-bearing wall panel... 8 Roof joists... 8 Finishes....8 Steel deck....9 Options and accessories... 9 Exterior doors... 9 Overhead garage doors Windows... 9 Canopy Fire-resistance rated wall...11 Ventilated thermal panel...11 Mezzanine floor...12 Crane and monorail...12 Fabrication Components Welding Paint Receiving and assembly Installation by Canam Installation by customer...13 Field conditions...14 Installation customer Warranties Technical Data Sheet Standard Murox...15 Technical Data Sheet - Murox CI...17 Architectural details Standard Murox panel Murox CI panel - Continuous Insulation Murox panel for masonry veneer Murox panel for EIFS (Exterior Insulation and Finishing System) BuildMaster, Canam and Murox as well as all logos identifying the activities of Canam Group Inc. and its subsidiaries are trademarks of Canam Group Inc. and its subsidiaries.

3 Products, services and solutions Canam-Buildings ("Canam") specializes in the design and fabrication of steel joists and joist girders, steel deck, purlins and girts and welded wide-flange shapes (WWF), as well as the Murox prefabricated building system, Econox relocatable buildings and Hambro composite floor systems. It offers value-added engineering and drafting services, architectural flexibility and customized solutions and services. What's more, Canam has redefined building design and construction by adopting BuildMaster, a collaborative, safe and quick approach that can reduce installation time of building structures by 15 to 25%. Because product quality, site supervision and deadlines are critical aspects for any project, our reliability makes life easier for our customers. Furthermore, a rigorous site management process has been developed to deliver projects on time. Advanced equipment, well-trained staff and quality products are what sets us apart. Regardless of the project, Canam will meet your needs, while ensuring that current building code requirements are met. Our exceptional service also means just-in-time delivery at a time that works for you. To make sure we eliminate delays, our fleet of trucks delivers your product on time, regardless of your location and schedule. Depending on the region and delivery point, Canam can transport parts in sizes up to 16 ft. (4.9 m) wide by 120 ft. (36.5 m) long. Canam is one of the largest structural steel and steel joists manufacturers in North America. NOTICE Although every effort has been made to ensure that the information and values presented herein are factual and consistent with applicable standards, Canam assumes no responsibility for any errors or oversights that may result from use or interpretation of these data. Anyone using this catalogue assumes all responsibility arising from such use. Please note that due to the constant improvement of our system, the information in this manual may change without notice and should therefore be verified prior to final design of a project. Any comments or suggestions for improving the content of this publication would be highly appreciated and taken into account in future updates. 4

4 General THE MUROX BUILDING SYSTEM The Murox building system is the most effective and rapid design-build solution on the market for the construction of commercial, industrial and institutional buildings. The Murox prefabricated panel system includes prefabricated load-bearing panels, roof and floor joists, steel decking, service doors and windows. All components of the Murox building system are shopdesigned, -fabricated and -assembled, guaranteeing quicker deliveries to work sites. These ideal conditions allow us to maintain strict control over quality, minimizing site supervision and eliminating risks. In addition, depending on their composition, Murox panels can provide a UL-certified one-hour fire rating. Ventilated thermal panels (VTP) are also available to preheat the fresh air used in the building's heating units. The Murox building system also includes: Significant architectural flexibility in the choice of exterior finishes. Elimination of perimeter columns to maximize interior usable space. Minimum lab-tested R-20 thermal resistance. Murox system project management and site supervision during installation. Murox I Typical wall BUILDMASTER APPROACH BuildMaster combines Canam's wealth of experience in the construction industry with the latest in technological advances to achieve unprecedented levels of connectivity, predictability and efficiency. BuildMaster is a completely new way of thinking about building design and construction. The BuildMaster approach is based on a simple principle: if we make the ironworker's job easier, the entire process of building a steel frame building becomes safer, quicker and more collaborative. The BuildMaster goal is simple: make building sites safe and efficient. Through major improvements in industry practices, Canam has reinvented the handling and installation of steel components on-site. Here are a few examples: Grouping of joist types in order of assembly Grouping of tie joists Pre-bolted cross bridging Joist seats bolted onto structural steel Joists and deck identification for easy find Color coding of divisions This approach is now an integral part of Canam's operations and of the Murox building system. 5

5 Murox building system GENERAL INFORMATION The following information describes materials, calculation standards and construction methods used in designing and fabricating a Murox building. They are provided to professionals and contractors to demonstrate all the basic elements used in the Murox building system. Canam reserves the right to change or modify the design or fabrication, or to substitute materials with equivalent or higher-value products than those identified. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION CLEAR-SPAN MUROX BUILDING The clear-span Murox building is made up of exterior wall panels with a shopassembled steel frame that supports at perimeter, joists (roof and floor) and a steel deck. MULTI-SPAN MUROX BUILDING The multi-span Murox building is made up of exterior wall panels with a shopassembled steel frame that supports at perimeter, joists (roof and floor) and steel deck, while interior spans are supported by a system of multi-span columns, beams or joist girders. DRAWINGS AND CERTIFICATIONS Canam supplies assembly plans and details for identifying and connecting all components of the Murox building system included in the contract. Drawings include anchor bolt plan, roof plan and floor plan for mezzanines, cross-sections and elevations, as well as all other details required to ensure quick and efficient assembly. A specific installation manual is also provided with every Murox project. The Murox building is designed according to the customer's requirements as stipulated in the purchase contract. Plans are prepared in compliance with building code requirements applicable in your region and are sealed and approved by an engineer in good standing with a professional association. In addition, Canam's factories meet various quality standards thanks to their numerous certifications. CANADA Calgary, Alberta BCS, SJI Mississauga, Ontario BCS, SJI Saint-Gédéon-de-Beauce, Québec ISO 9001:2008, BCS, SJI, AISC Boucherville, Québec ISO 9001:2008, BCS, ICCA UNITED STATES Jacksonville, Floride AISC, SJI Peru, Illinois SDI Point of Rocks, Maryland AISC, SJI Washington, Missouri AISC, SJI South Plainfield, New Jersey SDI Sunnyside, Washington AISC, SJI, ICC 6

6 Murox building system DESIGN CRITERIA GENERAL All components of the Murox system, including the steel structure, are designed in accordance with Canadian or U.S. building codes, depending on the location, as mentioned in the Canam contract (e.g.: preliminary sketches, customer file, etc.). LOAD CALCULATIONS Loads are calculated in accordance with Canadian or U.S. building codes. FOUNDATIONS Canam supplies foundation reactions at the base of columns, but accepts no responsibility for foundation calculations. The foundation design must be executed by a qualified engineer in accordance with applicable building codes and with design criteria and foundation reactions supplied by Canam. Tolerances The final level and alignment of foundations must be within the maximum deviation tolerances from dimensions on plans. Murox components are designed to allow a certain deviation, but cannot accommodate deviations out of tolerance range. Anchor bolts The Murox components are fabricated to precise dimensions. Consequently, the contractor must make sure that anchor bolts are precisely placed on foundations as indicated on plans supplied by Canam. 7

7 Murox building system MUROX BUILDING SYSTEM COMPONENTS STRUCTURAL STEEL W-sections, angles, rods, channels and other hot-rolled sections are produced to CAN/CSA G W standards. Cold-formed components are structural grade with a limit of elasticity of 50 or 55 kip/in² (345 or 380 MPa). FASTENERS All bolts, nuts and washers used for the main structure, except for anchor rods, are to ASTM A325, Type 1 standard or higher. All anchor rods are A307 standard or higher, as specified in the plans supplied by Canam. MUROX LOAD-BEARING WALL PANEL The steel structure of the Murox wall panel is shop-assembled and designed to withstand the applicable loads. A bracing system incorporated into certain Murox panels, makes it possible to transfer horizontal loads to the foundations. The maximum height of a Murox load-bearing wall panel is 44.5 ft. (13.5 m). For steel cladding, plywood or gypsum installation, the support system is made up of 16-gauge horizontal steel girts. MUROX NON-BEARING WALL PANEL In addition to its regular system, Canam has developed over the years, specialty products that offer the same benefits in terms of design, manufacturing quality and speed of installation. The Murox non-bearing wall is thus an optimal solution for very tall buildings. It provides the same benefits as the Murox wall with a traditional frame design and can be higher than 44.5 ft. (13.5 m). The panels are designed to resist wind loads and to support their own weight. ROOF JOISTS Open-web steel roof joists manufactured by Canam are designed to support all applicable loads. Roof slopes for drainage are provided for the most part by the steel structure. For further information, consult Canam's Joists and Joist Girders catalogue. FINISHES Whether the exterior finish chosen is one offered by Canam or any another finish available on the market, we have the ideal solution for your project. The standard steel wall cladding for Murox buildings is available in a number of profiles and a wide range of colors. It can also be installed vertically and horizontally. For more information, consult Canam's Cladding Products brochure. The shop-installed exterior steel cladding can be selected from the following options: M-156R steel cladding installed vertically or M-2297 installed horizontally or vertically. Other steel claddings can also be shop-installed. Ask your representative for more information. For field installation of exterior finishes, such as masonry, acrylic coating systems (EIFS), wood or other, the Murox panel wall composition can be modified to adapt to different finishes available on the market. Load-bearing wall panel I Structure Load-bearing wall panel I Structure with bracing 8 Load-bearing wall panel I L-shaped structure for large openings

8 Murox building system The shop-installed interior steel cladding can be selected from the following options: M-156R or M-2297 both installed vertically. If an interior gypsum board finish is required, the Murox panels are supplied with an exposed polypropylene vapor barrier on the interior face. As an option, steel furring can also be provided by Canam and installed by the contractor on site. The 20 gauge galvanized steel furring channels are available in 2 in. x 2 in. (50.8 mm x 50.8 mm) and 3 in. x 3 in. (76.2 mm x 76.2 mm) sizes. Plywood panels used as wood blocking intended for attachments can also be shopinstalled. Hexagonal self-tapping and oxidation-resistant steel screws with neoprene washers are used to fasten the steel cladding. The color of the screw head is matched to the steel cladding. STEEL DECK The roof s steel deck manufactured by Canam comes in two profile depths: model P-2404 in 76.2 mm (3 in.), and P-3606 in 38.1 mm (1 ½ in.). Both available in galvanized (Z-275) or satin finish (Light Zinc Coat LZC ZF-075). The gauge of the steel deck is determined by Canam according to applicable loads and spans. For more information, consult Canam Steel Deck catalogue. OPTIONS AND ACCESSORIES EXTERIOR DOORS Shop-installed standard (single or double) exterior doors supplied by Canam are made of premium quality 18 gauge wipe coat galvanized steel with R-12 polyurethane foam insulated core and weather-stripping. The door frames are 16 gauge wipe coat galvanized steel with thermal breaks. Available options: Integrated door glazing, fixed, single pane or sealed unit, tempered or wired glass. Hardware: panic exit bar on the inside and knob on the outside, deadbolt operated by key from the outside. UL/ULC listed fire rated doors are also available. OVERHEAD GARAGE DOORS A garage door opening measuring 9 ft. (2.7 m) wide or less can be provided in a single Murox panel. The garage door frame made up of steel C-channels is also shop-installed. Garage door openings measuring more than 9ft. (2.7 m) are installed within two Murox panels. The garage door frame is made up of steel C-channels and are integrated into the panels. In the case of garage doors with door seals, Canam supplies the structural support for the garage. The garage door including hardware is always supplied and installed by other. WINDOWS Windows supplied by Canam are shop-installed under certain conditions. Extruded aluminum frames measuring 162 mm (6 in.) wide are thermally broken with a PVC thermal break. Screens are provided for sliding or casement windows. Standard colors for the aluminum frame are white and brown, but other finishes such as clear anodized aluminum are available by request. Sealed units are available in a number of options, such as low emissivity glass filled with Argon gas, tinted glass, etc. In addition, if the installation of windows is done on site, the customer can select their own supplier. 9

9 Murox building system CANOPY As a complement to the Murox building, Canam has a number of steel framed, watertight modular canopy systems that are custom-manufactured according to the project. The three models described here are the most common: Canopy with built-in gutter This modular canopy system is finished with a prepainted steel sheet. A polyurethane primer and two coats of urethane acrylic enamel provide lasting durability and is available in a wide range of colors. With its built-in gutter, this modular canopy system is quickly and easily installed. Canopy with sloped roof surface This canopy system is usually finished with the same steel cladding as the building for a seamless integration. Canopy with flat roof surface This canopy is finished with a steel cladding on all faces and comes with Canam's steel deck on the roof. Supply and installation of roofing membranes is under the responsibility of contractor. Canopy with sloped roof surface and integrated gutter Canopy with sloped roof surface Canopy with flat roof surface 10

10 Murox building system FIRE-RESISTANCE RATED WALL The Murox wall panel can also be designed to provide a UL/ULC-certified one-hour fire resistance rating from interior to exterior. The panel is available for loadbearing and non-bearing walls. Two-hour fire resistance rating (not certified) wall construction UL\ULC is available. Test method Fire resistance Assembly number CAN/ULC S101 - Standard Methods of Fire Endurance Tests of Building Construction and Materials 1 hour W011 Murox certified 1-hour fire rating ULC Design - W011 UL Design - U048 VENTILATED THERMAL PANEL The ventilated thermal panel (VTP) makes it possible to capture solar energy to preheat the fresh air used by air makeup units. Up to 25% of the cost to heat fresh air for the building can thus be saved. What's more, the system is simple: negative pressure in the wall's plenum causes air to be drawn through perforations at the base of this chamber. Practically the same thickness as a regular Murox wall, it matches the rest of the building perfectly. Complete shop-assembly of the VTP provides for very quick installation on site. Class Class description Performance factor VERIFICATION OF SOLAR COLLECTOR Solar Collector Checklist CAN/CSA-F Murox I Firewall type of wall Murox I Ventilated thermal panel 11

11 Murox building system MEZZANINE FLOOR The exterior Murox panels supporting the mezzanine floors are reinforced to support floor loads. The mezzanine floor structure consists of steel joists supported by intermediate beams and columns as required. CRANE AND MONORAIL The approach for supporting a crane varies on the type and capacity of crane selected. Canam's technical team will guide you in selecting the best approach suited to your needs. Murox panels offer some benefits for the following types: A monorail generally is suspended from the joists. The joists can then be supported by Murox panels. Canam supplies the beam that also acts as a guide rail for the monorail. A crane with a capacity of 10 Metric tons or less can also be suspended from the steel joists, which are supported by Murox panels. Canam supplies the beam that also acts as a guide rail. This approach lightens the structure, reduces the number of parts to install and simplifies the foundations compared with a conventional frame (Figure 1). A top-running crane with a capacity of more than 10 Metric tons must be supported by a conventional frame, independent of the Murox panels. Canam supplies the beams without the guide rail and attachments (stops, staples, etc.). A seated connection is used for support beam to column connection (Figure 2). Lastly, in the case of a high-capacity crane, a frame independent of building structure may be required. Figure 1 FABRICATION COMPONENTS The panels, beams, columns, steel joists and other secondary components are fabricated in accordance with the engineering drawings, the latest edition of CAN/ CSA-S16 Limit State Design of Steel Structures and AISC standards. WELDING All welded connections conform to the latest editions of CSA W59 and Structural Welding Code AWS D1.1 Steel. Canam manufacturing plant is certified by the Canadian Welding Bureau in accordance with Standard W47.1 Division 1. PAINT One coat of grey primer is applied to structural steel. The primer protects the steel from exposure to an essentially non-corrosive atmosphere for a period of up to six months. Figure 2 12

12 Murox building system RECEIVING AND ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION BY CANAM Murox buildings are generally erected by specialized teams working under the supervision of a Canam site supervisor. Canam thus assumes full responsibility for receiving, offloading and erection of the building in accordance with industry and Canam's standards. Role of Canam's site supervisor Coordinate deliveries. Verify loads and condition of equipment. Ensure that all work is done in accordance with Canam's standards. Coordinate the work according to customer's requirements. INSTALLATION BY CUSTOMER The customer may decide to have the Murox building erected by the erector of his choice. The quality and speed of work performance therefore relies primarily on the erector s abilities and experience. Role of the erector The erector must supply skilled and experienced labor to erect the Murox building in accordance with the plans and instructions provided by Canam. In respect to customary practices, the erector is responsible for performing all work related to receiving and assembling the components provided by Canam. It goes without saying that the erector must have all the tools and equipment necessary to handle, assemble and install the different components. Some minor cutting and adjustments are necessary and are part of the erector s scope of work. The customer is responsible for any damage caused by negligence from the erector. Receiving and inventory All parts of a Murox building are carefully packaged and inspected to prevent damage during delivery. The transportation company is responsible for delivering the components in perfect condition. The customer must verify the quantities and condition of materials delivered. The customer is responsible for signifying any material damage or defect on the delivery slips and taking immediate arrangements for replacement with a Canam representative, if necessary. No claim will be accepted by Canam unless those procedures have been followed. 13

13 Murox building system Storage and protection of materials Where materials are stored on site, care must be taken to ensure that the ends are raised from the ground to allow water to circulate. The contractor is responsible for ensuring additional protection from weather. Once the erector has unpacked the boxes, packages and other material, he is responsible for ensuring that these are protected from damage from all weather conditions. FIELD CONDITIONS Work areas The general contractor or buyer must provide and maintain the work and storage areas, keep vehicular access clear and ensure an adequate load bearing capacity at all times for circulation of vehicles and equipment, as well as storage of materials. The general contractor or buyer must also remove snow from access roads and traffic areas during winter. Furthermore, the general contractor or customer assumes full responsibility for breakdowns or delays as a result of poor site conditions and agrees to pay any associated costs. The above-mentioned work and storage areas consist of the entire building area, plus a zone extending at least 30 ft. (9 m) outside building perimeter. Aerial and land obstacles The general contractor or customer must have any aerial or land obstacle, that could hinder assembly of the structure, moved or relocated at his expense (trees, power lines, etc.). He must also take the necessary steps to protect, remove or de-energize electrical distribution lines and obtain all mandatory permits. The general contractor assumes full responsibility for any delays resulting from failure to take such steps and perform all related work and agrees to pay any associated costs. INSTALLATION DETAILS For installation details regarding the Murox building, refer to the Murox Installation Manual produced on a custom basis for each building. WARRANTIES Having been used all across North America in extreme weather conditions, the panels of the Murox building system have proven themselves. The materials and, where applicable, installation work are guaranteed against defects of labor and materials for a period of one year from completion of Canam's work. As for the components that are not fabricated by Canam, manufacturer's warranties apply. 14

14 Technical Data Sheet - Murox Standard Panel PREFABRICATED PANELS MUROX STANDARD WALL DESCRIPTION Prefabricated load-bearing wall panel finished with interior and exterior steel cladding finishes over a structural cavity insulated steel structure core. The structural columns inside the panel consist of steel channels up to 12 in. (30.5 cm) wide. The weather and vapor barriers are shop-installed and a continuous seal between panels is completed on-site. The effective thermal resistance of the wall is R-20. Installation can be done in all four seasons. Components Exterior finish steel cladding M-156R or M-2297 (see technical data sheet for Murox Cladding Products). For the various exterior cladding options, see the cladding finishes section of the Technical Manual. Air barrier, non-woven type 1, air penetration resistance: <0.004 pcm/sq. ft.@1.57 psf (0.01 L/s/m² at 75 Pa). Structural steel framed panels. Glass fiber blanket insulation of 6 in. (15.2 cm), R-20 thermal resistance, shop-installed in panel cavity. Vapor barrier, polypropylene type 1, permeability: 1.15 ng/pa s m² (0.02 perm). Interior finish steel cladding M-156R or M-2297 (see technical data sheet for Murox Cladding Products). For the various interior cladding options, see the cladding finishes section of the Technical Manual. Versatile use Industrial, commercial and institutional applications. New construction. Building extensions. Buildings where combustible construction is authorized. Buildings where non-combustible construction is required. Restrictions For buildings with certain specific usage, such as pools or arenas, we recommend using a Murox CI building envelope. Buildings requiring a Fire-Resistance Rating (FRR). An optional panel with a FRR of one hour is available. Refrigerated buildings. Agri-food buildings with food safety standards. Contact your Canam representative for any question regarding restrictions and options available for your project. 15

15 Technical Data Sheet - Murox Standard Panel Technical data Standard test methods: ASTM E283 Standard Test Method for Determining Rate of Air Leakage Through Exterior Windows, Curtain Walls, and Doors Under Specified Pressure Differences Across the Specimen ASTM C1363 Standard Test Method for Thermal Performance of Building Materials and Envelope Assemblies by Means of a Hot Box Apparatus ASTM E90 Standard Test Method for Laboratory Measurement of Airborne Sound Transmission Loss of Building Partitions and Elements Table of Physical Characteristics Characteristic Test method Result Effective thermal resistance ASTM C1363 R (h- F-sq. ft.)/btu Air permeability ASTM E283 < 0,05 l/s-m² at 75 Pa Sound transmission coefficient ASTM E90 39 Product data Average weight Length, width and height Column sizes Transportation 7 lb (3.2 kg) per sq. ft. From 2 to 10 ft. (0.6 to 3 m) wide and maximum 44 ft. 6 in. (13.6 m) high 6 to 12 in. (152.4 to mm) Delivery by standard truck Contribution to LEED certification The Murox Standard prefabricated wall panel can contribute in obtaining the following LEED credits: EA (Energy and Atmosphere) Credit 1 for optimization of new or existing building energy performance MR (Materials and Resources) Credits 4.1 and 4.2 for content of recycled materials MR (Materials and Resources) Credits 5.1 and 5.2 for materials of local or regional origin All Murox panels are manufactured at our plant in Saint-Gédéon-de-Beauce, Quebec. For further information, contact your Canam representative. Installation Erector qualification: Only a steel building erector with extensive experience in assembling and similar work in regards to the products, design and scale of the work specified for the Murox system should be used. The erector must meet all requirements and standards for quality and installation set by Canam. Quality control The Saint-Gédéon-de-Beauce plant is ISO 9001:2000, CWB, SJI, AISC and CISC certified. A strict manufacturing quality control procedure is implemented in our plants, ensuring quality and consistency of the product through several points of strategic control. For buildings erected by Canam, a certificate of compliance is issued upon completion of building assembly. 16 PRODUCT INFORMATION Conforms to classification in MasterFormat TM published by CSC and CSI. The correspondent number and title are Fabricated Engineered Structures-Steel Building System. Go to canam-construction.com for product information updates

16 Technical Data Sheet - Murox CI Panel PREFABRICATED PANELS MUROX CI WALL DESCRIPTION Prefabricated load-bearing wall panel finished with interior and exterior steel cladding finishes over a structural cavity insulated steel structure core, in addition to continuous exterior insulation R-10. The structural columns inside the panel consist of steel channels up to 12 in. (30.5 cm) wide. The weather and vapor barriers are shop-installed and a continuous seal between panels is completed on-site. The effective thermal resistance of the wall is R-21. Installation can be done in all four seasons. Components Exterior finish steel cladding M-156R or M-2297 (see technical data sheet for Murox Cladding Products). For the various exterior cladding options, see the cladding finishes section of the Technical Manual. Air barrier, non-woven type 1, air penetration resistance: <0.004 pcm/sq. psf (0.001 L/s/m² at 75 Pa). Extruded polystyrene rigid insulation 2 in. (5 cm) with R-10 thermal resistance completely covering the outside of the panel frame. Structural steel framed panels. Glass fiber blanket insulation of 6 in. (15.2 cm), R-20 thermal resistance, shop-installed in panel cavity. Vapor barrier, polypropylene type 1, permeability: 1.15 ng/pa s m² (0.02 perm). Interior finish steel cladding M-156R or M-2297 (see technical data sheet for Murox Cladding Products). For the various interior cladding options, see the cladding finishes section of in the Technical Manual. Versatile use Industrial, commercial and institutional applications. New construction. Building extensions. Buildings where combustible construction is authorized. Buildings where non-combustible construction is required. Restrictions Buildings requiring a Fire-Resistance Rating (FRR). An optional panel with a FRR of one hour is available. Refrigerated buildings. Agri-food buildings with food safety standards. Contact your Canam representative for any question regarding restrictions and options available for your project. 17

17 Technical Data Sheet - Murox CI Panel Technical data Standard test methods: ASTM C1363 Standard Test Method for Thermal Performance of Building Materials and Envelope Assemblies by Means of a Hot Box Apparatus ASTM E90 Standard Test Method for Laboratory Measurement of Airborne Sound Transmission Loss of Building Partitions and Elements CAN/ULC S742 Standard for Air Barrier Materials Meets industry criterias to be considered a pressure-equalized rainscreen wall with continuous insulation Table of Physical Characteristics Characteristics Test method Result Effective thermal resistance ASTM C1363 Minimum R-21.3 (h- F-sq. ft.)/btu Air permeability CAN\ULC S742 Classed A1 (S650/H20) Sound transmission coefficient ASTM E90 38 Product data Average weight Length, width and height Column sizes Transportation 7 lb (3,2 kg) per sq. ft. From 2 to 10 ft. (0.6 to 3 m) wide and 44 ft. 6 in. (13.6 m) high 6 to 12 in. (152.4 to mm) Delivery by standard truck Contribution to LEED certification The Murox Standard prefabricated wall panel can contribute to obtaining the following LEED credits: EA (Energy and Atmosphere) Credit 1 for optimization of new or existing building energy performance MR (Materials and Resources) Credits 4.1 and 4.2 for content of recycled materials MR (Materials and Resources) Credits 5.1 and 5.2 for materials of local or regional origin All Murox panels are manufactured at our plant in Saint-Gédéon-de-Beauce, Quebec. For further information, contact your Canam representative. Installation Erector qualification: Only a steel building erector with extensive experience in assembling and similar work in regards to the products, design and scale of the work specified for the Murox system should be used. The erector must meet all requirements and standards for quality and installation set by Canam. Quality control The Saint-Gédéon-de-Beauce plant is ISO 9001:2000, CWB, SJI, AISC and CISC certified. A strict manufacturing quality control procedure is implemented in our plants, ensuring quality and consistency of the product through several points of strategic control. For buildings erected by Canam, a certificate of compliance is issued upon completion of building assembly. 18 PRODUCT INFORMATION Conforms to classification in MasterFormat TM published by CSC and CSI. The correspondent number and title selected are Fabricated Engineered Structures-Steel Building System. Go to canam-construction.com for product information updates

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19 Architectural details - Standard Murox panel Typical wall section 20

20 Architectural details - Standard Murox panel Girt Anchor at foundation 21

21 Architectural details - Standard Murox panel Junction at wall/mezzanine floor 22

22 Architectural details - Standard Murox panel Junction at wall/roof - Standard parapet 23

23 Architectural details - Standard Murox panel Junction at wall/roof Steel stud parapet 24

24 Architectural details - Standard Murox panel Junction at wall/roof - Inegrated parapet 25

25 Architectural details - Standard Murox panel Junction at wall/roof Roof edge termination 26

26 Architectural details - Standard Murox panel Junction at wall/roof - Roof overhang 27

27 Architectural details - Standard Murox panel Panel joint and exterior Corner finishing 28

28 Architectural details - Standard Murox panel Exemple of exterior elevation 29

29 Architectural details - Standard Murox panel Overhead garage door 30

30 Architectural details - Standard Murox panel Section - Overhead garage door 31

31 Architectural details - Standard Murox panel Exterior door 32

32 Architectural details - Standard Murox panel Section - Exterior door 33

33 Architectural details - Standard Murox panel Window 34

34 Architectural details - Standard Murox panel Section - Window 35

35 Architectural details - Murox CI panel Wall section - continuous insulation 36

36 Architectural details - Murox CI panel Girt Anchor at foundation 37

37 Architectural details - Murox CI panel Junction at wall/mezzanine floor 38

38 Architectural details - Murox CI panel Junction at wall/roof - Standard parapet 39

39 Architectural details - Murox CI panel Junction at wall/roof Steel stud parapet 40

40 Architectural details - Murox CI panel Junction at wall/roof Panel integrated parapet 41

41 Architectural details - Murox CI panel Junction at wall/roof Roof edge termination 42

42 Architectural details - Murox CI panel Junction at wall/roof - Roof overhang 43

43 Architectural details - Murox CI panel Panel joint and exterior corner finishing 44

44 Architectural details - Murox CI panel Example of exterior elevation 45

45 Architectural details - Murox CI panel Overhead garage door 46

46 Architectural details - Murox CI panel Section - Overhead garage door 47

47 Architectural details - Murox CI panel Exterior door 48

48 Architectural details - Murox CI panel Section - Exterior door 49

49 Architectural details - Murox CI panel Window 50

50 Architectural details - Murox CI panel Section - Window 51

51 Architectural details - Murox panel for masonry veneer Typical wall section Masonry veneer system 52

52 Architectural details - Murox panel for masonry veneer Girt Anchor at foundation 53

53 Architectural details - Murox panel for masonry veneer Junction at wall/mezzanine floor 54

54 Architectural details - Murox panel for masonry veneer Junction at wall/roof Steel stud parapet 55

55 Architectural details - Murox panel for masonry veneer Junction at wall/roof Panel integrated parapet 56

56 Architectural details - Murox panel for masonry veneer Junction at wall/roof - Roof edge termination 57

57 Architectural details - Murox panel for masonry veneer Panel joint and exterior corner finishing 58

58 Architectural details - Murox panel for masonry veneer Example of exterior elevation 59

59 Architectural details - Murox panel for masonry veneer Exterior door 60

60 Architectural details - Murox panel for masonry veneer Section - Exterior door 61

61 Architectural details - Murox panel for masonry veneer Window 62

62 Architectural details - Murox panel for masonry veneer Section - Window 63

63 Architectural details - Murox panel for EIFS Wall section 64

64 Architectural details - Murox panel for EIFS Girt Anchor at foundation 65

65 Architectural details - Murox panel for EIFS Junction at wall/mezzanine floor 66

66 Architectural details - Murox panel for EIFS Junction at wall/roof - Steel stud parapet 67

67 Architectural details - Murox panel for EIFS Junction at wall/roof Panel integrated parapet 68

68 Architectural details - Murox panel for EIFS Junction at wall/roof - Roof edge termination 69

69 Architectural details - Murox panel for EIFS Junction at wall/roof - roof overhang 70

70 Architectural details - Murox panel for EIFS Panel joint and exterior corner finishing 71

71 Architectural details - Murox panel for EIFS Example of exterior elevation 72

72 Architectural details - Murox panel for EIFS Overhead garage door 73

73 Architectural details - Murox panel for EIFS Section - Overhead garage door 74

74 Architectural details - Murox panel for EIFS Exterior door 75

75 Architectural details - Murox panel for EIFS Section - Exterior door 76

76 Architectural details - Murox panel for EIFS Plan detail - Window 77

77 Architectural details - Murox panel for EIFS Section - Window 78

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